Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-09-15
The brick work OH John Sexton's sa'
loon is being pushed with vigor.

Alex Avery, of Port Huron, was IN
the village On business one day last
week.
Miss Lizzie Leonard, of Detroit, is
visiting her brother in this place at
present.
A Mussey township farmer drilling
for water last week struck salt brine
at 200 feet.
John B. Kiel has purchased Geo.
Emerys interest in Emery Bros. saloon
the Mascotte.
Wm. Mcintyre, of Roseburg. has
purchased the Joseph Lundy property
in this village.
Mrs. b. X. Noble and two daughters,
of Detroit, were visiting at +. II.
Beecher's last week.
During the month of August there
ed in st. Clair county.
The opening of our public schools
has been postponed until next Monday
to give the paint chance to dry.
Ell. Drake has purchased Chas. F..
Emery's interest in the cigar factory,
and is now sole owner and proprietor.
Order your commercial printing at
the EXPOsITOR job rooms. First-class
work and reasonable prices guaranteed.
County clerk Warn has the docu-
ments for issuing marriage licenses but
they are dead letter until the 9th
comes.
G. II. Niggeman has a change~of ad.
in this issue which all should read and
when you are in need of school books
give him call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Brooker, Noble
Hunter and bride and T. q. blanchard
and wife. of Capac. were Brockway
Centres visitors on Sunday last.
Lambert Jones is busily engaged
making cderat his mill on Maclkman's
west of Dssf1e's corners. When you
want sweet cider give him a call.
1t used to be said that virtue alone
outbuilds the pyramids" but if it goes
on conquering and TO conquer, Dr.
Bulls cough syrup will out cure and
out live them all.
The September term of the circuit
court convenes one week from Mon
day. There are II criminal, 80 jury, IL
court, 10 chancery and three imparlence
cases on the docket.
Miss Alta McGurk, adopted daughter
of DR.. j. II. McGurk, of Capac, has
been visiting at Richard Lankin's the
past week. She will attend the village
school the coming year.
The barber shop building next to
Rollins Il Ilisey's meat market has been
sold to j. c. Hart. Geo. Barrett mov-
ed the same across the street onto Alr.
IIart's property this week.
DIR. a. j. Abbott, secretary of the
Emmet Agricultural Association has
our thanks for complimentary tickets
to their annual fall fair to be held on
the society's grounds Oct. 4, . and u.
We have tried it; tried what? Why
| the great blood remedy JOhnston's
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla!
Having received benefit from it, we
use the spiritual injunction; go thou
and do likewise.
There is some talk Of organizing a
base ball league between the towns OF
Emmet. Marine City, st. Clair, Rich
mond, Port Huron, Fort Gratiot,
! Brockway Centre and Sarnia.--Port
Huron Sunday Commercial.
l.. r. Whitmore, who has been in our
employ for the past thirteen weeks,
left on Tuesday morning for Flint
where he will visit for time before
going to his home in New Mexico.
| Lew is a master mechanic of the "art
preservatiye of all arts and good fel-
low withal.
An exchange says: "When visiting
a printing Office keep these rules in
view enter softly, sit down quietly,
subscribe for the paper and pay in adj
vance, keep six feet away from the de-
vii. hands off the manuscript, don't
carry off the exchanges, and don't read
the type on the galleys."
Remember the entertainment at Cen
tral Hall, Wednesday evening, Sept. 2l
for the benefit of Rev. III. King. A
program has been arranged consisting
of quartettes, DUETS, solos, instrument
tai music, readings, recitations, etc.
after which there will be refreshments
served. BY order of Com.
G. +. AIichaels has engaged Prof
Symington's full orchestra of five pieces
to furnish music for his fair ball. The
finest ball room music ever played III
these parts. The same band will fur
nish brass music on the streets and
fair grounds in the afternoon. Remem
ber the date, Sept 30, second day OF
fair.
Marshal Gillian intends putting q
stop to racing horses and other dis
turbances in the village, as two more
were arrested on Tuesday. Every gooC
citizen should uphold him in keeping
peace and good order within the village
limits. We do not like to see any pap
tiality shown. If citizen or citizen:
of the village creates disturbance ar
rest them as we'll as outsiders.
, Subscribers in arrears to this paper
, are requested to pay up at once. W.
| hope that those in the different part
, of the United States and across the lin,
, who have been trusted during the pas
t year or two will give this matter i'm
: mediate attention. Distance shoult
J not effect honest dealing. All in ar
: rears outside of the county who pay NJ
} before October 1st will be charged tn
regular rate S1.00 or S1.25 if not pai'
at once.
All newspaper men are familiar wit
: the subscriber who imagines a dollar
!. wear subscription entities him to super
E wise the columns of the paper, and die
I tate its opinions. All subjects must b
' treated IN accordance with his views
: and looked at through his spectacle'
g | He aspires ia effect to be the keeper O
: tbe editorial conscience and to suppl